Fit & Limo

About

In the shadowed groves of early 80s Germany, Fit & Limo emerged as a duo of enigmatic alchemists, weaving tapestries of sound that whispered through the trees. Guided by the hands of Stefan Lienemann, their work was a ritual engagement with the world of cassettes, a medium as transient as the morning mist. With ethereal vocals and experimental soundscapes, each release was a fragment of a larger incantation, a sonic pilgrimage through fields of forgotten lore. Their offerings, like "Put On The Flipside" (1985) and "Golden Trash" (1984), were etched upon the humble spools of Servil Cassetto, a label that served as both vessel and companion in their auditory journey. In the looping and layering of tape, they discovered a language that transcended the mundane — a dialogue with the elemental forces of sound and silence. Fit & Limo's creations, from the haunting strains of "Rote Blumen" (1983) to the abstract musings of "Isometrische Etüden Für Piano" (1983), were not mere recordings. They were invocations, calling forth the spirits of the past to dance once more in the spaces between notes. Through this, they carved their place in the mythic landscape of neofolk, a testament to the enduring power of the obscure and the beautiful.